New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-19
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS

MORAL AND RELIGIOUS
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Man, without the protection OF g.
superior being, is secure Of nothing
that he enjoys, and uncertain OF ev-
erything he hopes for Tillotson.
| Would you respect yourself, keep
your heart and body clean.
Women alone compose flourishing
Presbyterian Church at Sydney, Ill.
They built and dedicated it substan-
TALLY free from debt, but the
offices have been vacant for year be-.
cause there are no men to fill them.
There were sixteen Methodists, six
Baptists and only one non-professor
Of religion in the grand jury OF Gwin-
nett county, Ga. It's session was open
ed by prayer.
General Booth is planning Saliva
tion army campaign for Zululand and
South America. He has issued call
/ Tor 5000 officers to be trained to 60
abroad as missionaries. Thousands
promptly responded to the call.
Boston Transcript: Bible readings
IN parlOrs will be feature of society
| - diversion shall it besaid? ?-this win
ter, and will take the place among
some Of the intellectual that Browning
recitals occupied last year.
Rev. F. L. Evans, one OF the pio-
neers of the Methodist church in Wash
ington, died recently. He combined
office holding with the duties OF the
ministry, and had been almost con-
| tinuously in public Office since 1929,
when he was appointed register of the
| treasury. At the time of his death he
held position in the dead letter Office.
Good deeds" once said the cele-
brated Richter, 'ring clear through
Heaven like bell"
To say that we have g. clear con-
science is to utter a solecism; had we
never sinned, we should have had no
conscience.-Carlyle
The highest point outward things
can bring one into is the contentment
~ oAo 1IAuus Will WHICH uO 6SUHC6 Is
miserable-Sir Philip Sidney.
| There are now twenty-seven vessels
engaged in missionary work in differ
ent parts of the world under the au-
! spices OF sixteen societies; OF these mis-.
sionary vessels sixteen are running on
the coasts OF rivers OF Africa and six
among the islands of the Pacific
| Ocean.
He that never changed any of his
opinions never corrected any of his
mistakes.-Bishop Hall.
The company in which you will i'm
prove the most will be the least ex.
Washington.
| The seed of sacrifice brings forth the
fragrant fruit of love, and love al
! ways has in it's heart the seeds of new
sacri6ce.-Rev. Josiah Strong.
It is utterly in vain for any one to
attempt to reason in opposition to
the truth OF God, for every word Coz d
hath spoken shall stand forever.
II. Macintosh.
IL does not require great learning to
be a Christian, and to be convinced of
the truth of the Bible. 1t requires an
honest heart and a willingness to obey
CODA. Barnes.
A general conference of all Evangelic-
al Christians in the United States, is to
be held under the auspices and dlrec.
| tlon OF the Evangelical Alliance for the
United States, in the city OF Washing
ton, December Z, 8, and 9, 1887, to
study in effect the following questions:
First-What are the present perils
and opportunities of the Christian
church and OF the country? Second
Can any OF them be met
best by q hearty cooperation of all
Evangelical Christians. which, without
detriment to any denominational in
terests, will serve the welfare of the
whole church? Third-What are
the best means to secure such coop
GRAFTON. and to waken the whole church
to it's responsibility.